A resume is a document which gives the employer the details about the applicant's qualification, career achievements, extra curricular activities, accolades, hobbies and other related information. This is a very important document, and highlights the applicant's potential on the whole. The selection of a candidate is based on various factors and skills. For certain job requirements that require highly qualified people, education always matters. But, there are other sets of requirements too, such as personal skills, qualities and hobbies. The skills, strengths and weaknesses of a candidate are the basis on which employers decide the potential of an applicant. Therefore, the skills should be portrayed in such a way that they attract the attention of the employer.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
open(LATEST, "aroj_mid.txt");
@bnr_all =
When the skills of the applicant appear interesting to the employer, there are chances that the particular candidate may get that call for a verbal interview. While drafting skills on a resume, please make sure those are authentic, accompanied with sufficient facts and figures and are presented in an articulate manner.
The flow of a resume is not pre-decided, and the applicant can present it according to the advertisement. The skills basically follow the educational details. They may be inborn, job specific, tactical, organizational and/or language specific. The skills section can be organized in many ways, and a neatly organized format makes it more readable. Different skill-sets can be grouped separately under sub categories.
Skills and Abilities:
Some examples of common skills that an applicant possesses are as follows:
Once, the skills are properly formatted and included in the resume, it becomes easier for the reader to understand the applicant.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
open(LATEST, "footer_skill.txt");
@bnr_all =